Soon we can try asrock mb with 14 pci-e 
their last demo got burned, i hope they can fix it and come with somethign about the restriction of window and 8 gpu, otherwise would be pointless to have 14 slot if you can't use six of them
Topic: 8 and more gpus on new chipsets (Read 966 times)
their last demo got burned, i hope they can fix it and come with somethign about the restriction of window and 8 gpu, otherwise would be pointless to have 14 slot if you can't use six of them
8 GPUs on Z270 Prime was easy.
I have not seen anyone that has gotten a gpu to work via an M. 2 to PCI-e adapter. The one I got from ebay did not and I was refunded. Not even if the system has only one gpu installed. So except for people that has modified custom MB I don't know of anyone who is has gotten more than 7 rx cards working.
They work.
https://www.nicehash.com/?p=news&id=155
Of course you enter the problem with power supplies at a high enough rating, in which case it's usually easier to build two rigs with more affordable components etc.
A 9 card RX 4XX/5XX rig uses a lot less power than the old R9/280X 6 card rigs from a few years ago. A server PSU or dual PSU setup is also an option.
Soon we can try asrock mb with 14 pci-e
I have not seen anyone that has gotten a gpu to work via an M. 2 to PCI-e adapter. The one I got from ebay did not and I was refunded. Not even if the system has only one gpu installed. So except for people that has modified custom MB I don't know of anyone who is has gotten more than 7 rx cards working.
They work.
https://www.nicehash.com/?p=news&id=155
Of course you enter the problem with power supplies at a high enough rating, in which case it's usually easier to build two rigs with more affordable components etc.
I have not seen anyone that has gotten a gpu to work via an M. 2 to PCI-e adapter. The one I got from ebay did not and I was refunded. Not even if the system has only one gpu installed. So except for people that has modified custom MB I don't know of anyone who is has gotten more than 7 rx cards working.
The ASUS Z270 PRIME A / AR is verified to do 9 cards, 264 MH/s per rig if you add M.2 to PCI-E expansion adapters.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQ-EAunoAqY
I have not seen anyone that has gotten a gpu to work via an M. 2 to PCI-e adapter. The one I got from ebay did not and I was refunded. Not even if the system has only one gpu installed. So except for people that has modified custom MB I don't know of anyone who is has gotten more than 7 rx cards working.
the M.2 is normally shared with one of the PCI-e slots on the intel 2xx chipset. You get one or the other.
I have not seen anyone that has gotten a gpu to work via an M. 2 to PCI-e adapter. The one I got from ebay did not and I was refunded. Not even if the system has only one gpu installed. So except for people that has modified custom MB I don't know of anyone who is has gotten more than 7 rx cards working.
Does anyone testing to run more then 7 RX 4xx gpus on B250/H270/Z270 motherboards?
no 7 is the basic limit.
I read on this group people that run 8 with z270 chip, with m2 to pcie or usb extender
yep but that is not a basic setup.
Some have done up to 8 with pcie splitter
But 7 is the basic limit.
And most will tell 5 or 6 makes more sense.
Does anyone testing to run more then 7 RX 4xx gpus on B250/H270/Z270 motherboards?
no 7 is the basic limit.
I read on this group people that run 8 with z270 chip, with m2 to pcie or usb extender
Does anyone testing to run more then 7 RX 4xx gpus on B250/H270/Z270 motherboards?
no 7 is the basic limit.
Does anyone testing to run more then 7 RX 4xx gpus on B250/H270/Z270 motherboards?
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